I watched this a couple of years ago , but after watching it again , I think my amazement is justified . Well done brother . Anyone would kill for one of these .
I am building this based on your design. I initially built the bottom box to make a heat box to boil down to sap to make syrup; worked but needs a smoke stack. Today I am building the top grill part with the raising mechanism the best that I can. This design has inspired me since the first time I saw it.
In Argentina the BBQ is called "asado". We prepare asado for any occasion when we be celebrating something and it is a ritual of every sunday with the family or friends. We love the asado!!!
At a time when things got really hard (our family camp was hit hard by the recent storms that came through the northeast) and both our newly serviced Weber grills were crushed by fallen trees...your grill make inspired me to press on and make what I want as opposed to let getting hit get me down. Thanks Jimmy.
I love your build.. Being married to an Argentinian/Puerto Rican women. I'm certain she will appreciate this build. we love to Grill. This made it official.. I'm an Grille- Addicted. thank you..
Even as a vegetarian I must admit... well done sir! If I could thumb up multiple times I would. I admire how Jimmy lives his dream and executes his projects pragmatically without loosing himself in details - it is all about the overall industrial esthetics and functionality. Best greetings from Switzerland.
Overall, this is a highly informative and enjoyable video for anyone interested in engineering. It showcases your talent and expertise while providing valuable insights and inspiration to fellow enthusiasts. Keep up the great work, and I look forward to watching more of your content in the future 👍👍👍
There are a few people so creative they can write their own rule book as they go along. However, your brilliance at design and fabrication does not transfer to barbecue cooking, where you need to be a master of marinades, brines, basting, braising and related arts. I suggest you invite Abom over :-)
i used your bbq as an inspiration to build my own parrilla. i made some things a bit different but the pantograph lift mechanism is almost identical and works flawlessly! thank you so much for the inspiration!
Excellent build as always, love seeing your creations come to life, but just one question - why did you decide to mount the bars on the rack that way, in a \/ position as opposed to a /\ position? I only ask as most of the fats will pool in these rather than drip to the coals/wood, which produces the smoke and flavour that the barbie is loved for.
So. Many clever tips. Using nuts as spacers on the lifts, the gear “hubs” ...... Using that old “gear” as the crank handle really adds to the look. Nice work.
Awesome build and I love the idea. The only thing that keeps scratching at my brain is that I feel like the Vs on the grill should be the other way around so that gunk slides off instead of being caught in the groove. The grooves cause strips of uncharred meat on the steaks.
Делитант видимо в жарке мяса. Джим и прав в ориентации уголка. Жир стекает в бороздку и вытекает в сборник, в следствии чего не воспламеняется и мясо не подгорает над открытым огнём.
A perfect way to open up the grilling season. Great work there, Jimmy. You blew my mind again..If Jimmy DiResta build it, they will come!! By the way, how do you like your steak, Jimmy???
Wow..them some cold skillz, diresta straight etched-a-sketched that handle on the lathe...n I thought my lathe skills were dope...but this guy has maker talent on another level.
Jimmy, handle your meat with tongues, not a fork! The forks make holes for those precious juices to escape. I freaking love this build though, it's making me hungry for grilled steaks.
Man i though i had seen all sorts of BBQs'. I used to BBQ every weekend for months at a time. Somebody give this n... a BBQ Nobel Prize now, for his advances in BBQing science.
Hey all - Just a quick update to let you know that My Giant DiResta Razors are Now Live Here: imakeny.com/products/diresta-razor-blade
Jimmy Diresta at his best. Inventing and building things I didn't know I wanted or needed until I saw it. Thanks Jimmy.
I totally agree on that!
The only reason I clicked the video😂
It's the year 2177. The great windstorms of 2049 have moved most BBQs into the ocean. Only one BBQ remains on land...
Hand Tool Rescue lol
ya a rusted up piece of junk.
So funny. I was just a baby in 2049 but my parents always talked about how they had a shortage on Grills. Must of been scary times for cookers
Hand Tool Rescue’s great great great grandson finds it and prepares for the ultimate restoration!
Oh my god Waterworld
Jimmy has mastered the art of measuring in the scale of - About ‘that’ much.
you mean that "jay big" scale?
Eyeball Eyeball zap zap zap!
the pubic millimeter, as we call it
As he says, "if it looks straight, it is straight"
Good enough
Now that's a grill!! You never cease to amaze me with your ideas and talents!!!
AWESOME!!!🤯👍👍👍
You know what I like best about your channel?
You write your name on everything.
Reminds me of my Dad. Wrote his name on everything.
I miss you Dad.
Well I guess we know what we're having for dinner now 🤤😋 turned out great Jimmy!!
Hi. Please make your video again.
Somebody : how many welds do you want ?
Jimmy DiResta : YES
Im amazed by your work. Just breathtaking
I watched this a couple of years ago , but after watching it again , I think my amazement is justified . Well done brother . Anyone would kill for one of these .
I am building this based on your design. I initially built the bottom box to make a heat box to boil down to sap to make syrup; worked but needs a smoke stack. Today I am building the top grill part with the raising mechanism the best that I can. This design has inspired me since the first time I saw it.
Nice build! Nice and square too! It was fun watching you prototype as you built it!
Oh, man! There are lots of things to like about this project! :D
I love the way you incorporated that old large gear into the mechanics of it!! That is an awesome grill! Great work as always!
I've been obsessed with these maker videos lately. This is among the best I've seen. Thanks for sharing.
In Argentina the BBQ is called "asado". We prepare asado for any occasion when we be celebrating something and it is a ritual of every sunday with the family or friends. We love the asado!!!
You could weld a DIRESTA stencil into the grill have have your own branded steaks haha. Nice work 👍
I was thinking the same thing when he pulled the steak off the grill. Would have been a great reveal of his logo on the meat.
remember to have it mirrored so when he flips the steak over it isn’t backwards
I bet that CNC machine could do some detailed work that could be simply tacked on the grill grate
@@MCLEO983 Yeah, that's what I was going to say.
Exactly same thought. I came to comment on it, but saw you already did.
At a time when things got really hard (our family camp was hit hard by the recent storms that came through the northeast) and both our newly serviced Weber grills were crushed by fallen trees...your grill make inspired me to press on and make what I want as opposed to let getting hit get me down. Thanks Jimmy.
All you gotta do is go "Izzy style" and put a drill instead of the crank! Lol. Super sweet build. Can't wait to get a burger off it.
I love your build.. Being married to an Argentinian/Puerto Rican women. I'm certain she will appreciate this build.
we love to Grill. This made it official.. I'm an Grille- Addicted.
thank you..
Even as a vegetarian I must admit... well done sir! If I could thumb up multiple times I would. I admire how Jimmy lives his dream and executes his projects pragmatically without loosing himself in details - it is all about the overall industrial esthetics and functionality. Best greetings from Switzerland.
Makes me want to buy Lincoln welding equipment and eat a steak. I'd say this build is a success!!!
Driftless Joinery me to! Except.. throw some bird on the grill 😁
That welder is on sale right now too!
Uh oh. I bought a steak and ate a Lincoln welder...
Cook the steak with the welder?!
I like how you kept looking back at the detailed drawings to insure everything went together.🤔 Now the next one must be in stainless steel. 😉😂
An industrial strength grill! No need for wheels. It gets a permanent location in the yard.
because it is so heavy it basicly can't be moved
also it has "DIRESTA" on it so i'd back off
By far one of the coolest bbq’s I have seen built. Great craftsmanship.
It I'd very nice project, perfect execution and a great job a have no word. Congratulations and greetings from Greece 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷👍
That looks like it was a lot of work, but man, what a cool build! I wish i had one of these in my backyard. Thanks for sharing Jimmy!
I’ve been a chef/grill cook for 35 years and that is the grill of my dreams very nicely done
You are the king of the world.
The EINSTEIN Of DIY
That's the gift every dad would want
Overall, this is a highly informative and enjoyable video for anyone interested in engineering. It showcases your talent and expertise while providing valuable insights and inspiration to fellow enthusiasts. Keep up the great work, and I look forward to watching more of your content in the future 👍👍👍
Amazing, and the way you made the handle is just so beautiful to watch. Thank you for this video.
JAMES DIRESTA, ladies and gentlemen. NATIONAL TREASURE.
Its jimmy
@@carsonito852 yes it is
This was a fun one to watch brother. Freaking genius
Дорогой брат это просто фантастика!!! Механика, дизайн столько решений инженерных!!! Гениально просто восторг!!!😎😉🙂☺😀😄🙄💪👌👏🖒👍🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
😂 sometimes a man just has to go into the shop and fabricate his own grill because he feels like barbecuing that evening.
Beautiful design...and steak lol. Congratulations Jimmy!
ها ضلعي شجابك هنا
Although a foosball table/grill seems fun and mostly safe at first, the sprockets and chain were a solid idea 😀 Nice build dude!
One of your coolest builds ever! Love everything about it. Great build. Glad you are still making videos 😀
Enjoyed the build. The barbecue looks delicious. Thanks for sharing.
You have some mad skills. I loved it when you milled your handle from brass.
If it's worth doing... it's worth over doing. Nice manual CNC lathe action too. 😀👍
Of course, who doesn't need a 500 pounds full metal overingeneered BBQ? Awesome as always man!
There are a few people so creative they can write their own rule book as they go along. However, your brilliance at design and fabrication does not transfer to barbecue cooking, where you need to be a master of marinades, brines, basting, braising and related arts. I suggest you invite Abom over :-)
Built like a tank,, will last forever!! Loved your shop!!
i used your bbq as an inspiration to build my own parrilla. i made some things a bit different but the pantograph lift mechanism is almost identical and works flawlessly! thank you so much for the inspiration!
That's an awesome job but never have I imagined I would need to keep my grill chain greased!
Would you like shipping with your BBQ?
Yes how much?
$2000
Why so much?
Well you need a crane to move it
Excellent build as always, love seeing your creations come to life, but just one question - why did you decide to mount the bars on the rack that way, in a \/ position as opposed to a /\ position?
I only ask as most of the fats will pool in these rather than drip to the coals/wood, which produces the smoke and flavour that the barbie is loved for.
Pretty cool concept. I like it.
not only fantastic device but also truly gourmet food, excellent
I like how jimmy always thinks outside the box, he must be brilliant at problem solving ;)
Jimmy's put his name on every tool he owns at his workshop
Wonder why
@@Gar99 1 - tools go missing 2 - good marketing of his "brand"
When you want to build a BBQ that can survive apocalypse.
Panzer BBQ
those screws would rust up in like a week of non use....
That zombie flesh isn't going to grill itself!
So. Many clever tips. Using nuts as spacers on the lifts, the gear “hubs” ......
Using that old “gear” as the crank handle really adds to the look. Nice work.
yeah i really love the almost steam punk look of the braai. could have mixed some metals and added some copper for that authentic steam punk look
I like the creativity you did making this grill. Awesome job.
Great design ! And adding the firebricks was smart .
I am in awe
DiResta just built a lift by pretty much eyeballing the dimensions
I would have spent weeks in CAD before even the first cut...
Awesome build and I love the idea. The only thing that keeps scratching at my brain is that I feel like the Vs on the grill should be the other way around so that gunk slides off instead of being caught in the groove. The grooves cause strips of uncharred meat on the steaks.
Делитант видимо в жарке мяса. Джим и прав в ориентации уголка. Жир стекает в бороздку и вытекает в сборник, в следствии чего не воспламеняется и мясо не подгорает над открытым огнём.
Nice design man, the Bad Obsession Motorsports guys just built something similar, not a BBQ, but a lifting platform.
Their prototype was Lego!
Now that is what you call a real Fabricator, beautiful work
The things one can build as a Metal worker. Top !
This is most beautiful barbeque I have ever seen. Keep up good work.
Just what i was looking for.. great job Jimmy, as always!
Hey jimmy, if you decide to start making them will take one;-) be blessed as always! BBh
Yes me 2 i love the skill involved and wish to start a welding course in the near future
Make it three my friend......Very nice work
I love cooking with fire wood done it for years unique taste... I admire the innovation you put in this grill
👍💪 creativity, accuracy, professionalism. good job!
just amazing, i thought it was overkill before the end, but it looks amazing!
Very nice. I saw you using those angle square things by Jason from Fireball Tools.
Why do I get the suspicion that the "It's Alive" segment with Brad inspired Jimmy to up his grill game?
Moi qui suis soudeur, je suis sidéré un chef d’œuvre, un artiste, vraiment du grand art, bravo a se Mr. ( Un Portugais admiratif depuis la France)
That freeform turning! Great stuff
That's what i would call a _Heavy Duty Grill_ ...
I would be curious what all the heavy iron did cost, they charge a premium for that here
Nomas falto la salsa de molcajete y unas tortillas.... 😋.
Te quedo chingona Jimmy !
A perfect way to open up the grilling season. Great work there, Jimmy. You blew my mind again..If Jimmy DiResta build it, they will come!! By the way, how do you like your steak, Jimmy???
My congratulations for the work and the shape of the grill looks like it works very well. Angel
I need this grill. Badass my friend
Jimmy, is this version 2.0 of the Brad colab?
wondering the same thing
Hahahaha, I came straight here after seeing that video to see if any one had asked this yet!!
At about 8:00 I was thinking "...wait...am I watching This Old Tony?" Then I noticed nobody was talking 😛...great work!
Wow..them some cold skillz, diresta straight etched-a-sketched that handle on the lathe...n I thought my lathe skills were dope...but this guy has maker talent on another level.
Another level? That thing's in another DIMENSION man! That is dope.
Good job Jimmy !!! Thanks for idea !
Jimmy - long time viewer, first time commenter.
Is the grease meant to pour out onto the gears and lubricate them?
Great video as always!
Un "Asado Argentino" Vamos Jimmy, saludos desde Argentina!!
Magnifique job Jimmy ! ton BBQ est vraiment très original ! (depuis la France) Bon boulot Bro !
i would absolutely buy this grill. by far the best and exactly what i always had in mind to adjust the temperature.
Wow that is a great looking grill, thank you for sharing your talent with us.
The real BBQ, not fucking burgers, Nice work. Greetings from Brazil. :)
Jimmy, handle your meat with tongues, not a fork! The forks make holes for those precious juices to escape.
I freaking love this build though, it's making me hungry for grilled steaks.
I handle my meat with TONGS...but what you do with your free time is up to you...
Is this the bbq-machine X? There is a certain similarity..
Nerd Inventor send a link. Didn’t see it
jimmydiresta my mistake! The other one is for music, not foot. Marbles.. Steaks.. almost the same.. 🙃
@@jimmydiresta Wintergatan Jimmy, awesome channel. Martin have been building a musical marble machine. You already know him.
Man i though i had seen all sorts of BBQs'. I used to BBQ every weekend for months at a time. Somebody give this n... a BBQ Nobel Prize now, for his advances in BBQing science.
I want one! Nothing better than grilling with natural wood or charcoal! Woohoo!
Bonus feature: the dripping grease lubricates the chains
I love it. Nice work! =)
You need to make a "Diresta" branding iron for those steaks!
"Para os apreciadores de um bom churrasco, essa churrasqueira é um colírio para os olhos!" Bravo. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
So much stuff gets made that is not practical, this is next level awesome!!
Jimmy, I'm changing your name to Jimmy the Badass
Would someone that didn't eat red meat have the energy to build something like that? I think not. Once again, GENIUS:
Haha, nice 👍
I have eaten off this BBQ! I finally made it in life!
What an awesome grill man, love it!!!!